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Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry Inspection

The Shagya-Arabian is quickly becoming the breed of choice for riders and equine enthusiasts in all disci-plines. It owes its noble qualities of devotion to its rider, a kind temperament, hardiness, size, athleticism, and jumping ability to a selective and dedicated breeding program and a history of rigorous perfor-mance testing.

The result? A rare and versatile equine partner

equally at home in dressage, endurance, show jumping, eventing, harness and pleasure riding.

September 29 - Oct 1, 2017

Stafford Farms, Pleasant Plains, IL

See http://performanceshagyaregistry.org/ OR contact them

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What is a Shagya-Arabian?

Today’s Shagya-Arabian is a rare, but versatile sport

horse equally at home at dressage, eventing, show

jumping, hunting, endurance, harness, and pleasure

riding.

The breed began in 1789 when the Hungarian military

set out to develop a new breed of horse that combined

the very best of Bedouin Arabians: elegance, endurance,

hardiness, athleticism, temperament, and devotion to

their rider, but with larger size, jumping ability, and riding

ease to master the rigors and versatility of a cavalry

horse. The intent of the program was to develop a superior horse that was equally at home

under saddle and in harness and that could be used to improve other breeds. So successful

was the breeding program that the Hapsburg’s Imperial Guard in Vienna and the Royal

Guard in Budapest were mounted on Shagya-Arabians, and Shagyas were the cavalry

officer’s horse of choice.

The breed’s name comes from a magnificent Bedouin stallion named Shagya, born in 1810,

bred (from Kehilan and Slglavy strains) and raised by the Bani Saher stud in Babolna,

Hungary. This magnificent stallion was renowned in his day not only for his perfect size, type,

and movement, but also for his ability as a sire to pass on these qualities to his offspring.

Today, virtually every Shagya-Arabian breeding line has his blood somewhere in it. Through

time, elite desert bred Arabians were

carefully added to the bloodlines, and

English Thoroughbreds and Lippizaners were

occasionally included in the breeding mix to

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Right from the outset, performance testing was

regarded as essential. Both mares and stallions

were put through rigorous tests, including

dressage, a 10- day 480 mile ride across plains,

forests and mountains, 2-mile sprints, and long

distance driving. Careful records were kept of

the horses’ jumping, speed, condition, and

disposition. New stallions were rigorously

progeny tested, including breeding to 30 mares a

year for 3 years, the mares differing in quality.

Ten were of low quality, ten of average quality, and ten high quality. The offspring were

carefully reviewed by committee, and if any did not meet the standards, the entire

group was sold off. Any mare or stallion that did not meeting the high standards were

culled and sold at auction, ensuring that only high performance bloodlines were used

in the breeding program.

The characteristics of the Shagya-Arabian are well established. The Shagya- Arabian

should have the appearance of a beautiful, elegant, and harmonious riding horse with

correctness of gaits and movements, who enjoys jumping and has good jumping ability,

has pleasant rhythm and rideability, is trusting, good natured, and willing to learn, and

has robust health, longevity, and fertility with stamina and frugality. Although there is

no longer a military need for Shagya- Arabians, all the noble qualities the breed

possesses, make it an ideal horse.

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The Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry

INSPECTION: Description of Events

Inspection for Mares and Stallions, Shagya-Arabian or purebred Arabian, consists of multiple,

mandatory phases. These include the Veterinary Exam, submission of SCID and DNA results, In-Hand and at

Liberty presentation, Under Saddle/Rideability, Interior Test, and Free Jump. Additionally, Open Competition

requirements in one of several disciplines must be completed and documented. Successful completion of

these requirements results in PShR Licensing and placement in the PShR Studbooks per their performance

and pedigree.

Evaluation of Geldings and Shagya Sporthorses, Shagya-Arabian or purebred Arabian, are evaluated

rather than inspected. Evaluation includes the choice of one or all of the following tests: In-Hand and at

Liberty presentation, Under Saddle/Rideability, Interior Test, and Free Jump. Successful completion of these

tests results in certification.

Veterinary Examination

All mares and stallions seeking licensing and breeding approval must stand for the licensed veterinarian at

the inspection site. The purpose of the exam is to look for anomalies, heart defects, existing faults of teeth or

testicles, deficiencies or other conditions indicating genetic predisposition. The exam will include but is not

limited to a flexion test and trot out on a hard surface.

In-Hand and At Liberty Presentation

Horses will be presented using the USDF Sporthorse In-Hand procedure. Horses will be shown on the triangle

and at liberty in both directions of the ring. The horses should be clean and well behaved. Handlers should

be appropriately dressed in conservative attire.

Grooms will be allowed in the arena to help encourage the horse to move in a natural manner. The judges

will evaluate the horse for ‘type’ and physical attributes of the head, neck, body and legs. On the triangle

and/or at liberty, the judges will score the horse’s movement at the walk, trot and canter.

Under Saddle/Rideability

To complete the Under Saddle/Rideability test, horses four (4) years of age or older will be ridden at a walk,

trot and canter in the discipline style of the riders' choice. Horses will be ridden both directions of the ring,

complete a 20 meter circle and cross the diagonal of the ring. There is a cross rail to jump at the gait of the

rider’s choice. If possible, two or three horses will work in the ring at one time. Mixing stallions with mares

can be an exception. Two test riders will ride the horse and report to the judges their overall impression.

Observations will include: Way of going and quality of the gait, overall impression, willingness to work,

temperament/obedience.

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The Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry

INSPECTION: Description of Events Continued

Interior Test

The Interior Test is designed to determine the character and temperament of the horse in an unusual situa-tion. The horse will be scored on his willingness to walk beside the handler in an easily managed fashion. When directed by the judge, the handler and the horse enter the arena. The horse should be next to the handler with some slack in the lead. The space between the handler and horse should remain consistent. The horse should have a pleasant and interested attitude with a flat walk. Overly excited response to obsta-cles as well as complete non-interest in the presented course will result in lost points. Optimally the horse remains manageable and calm when unexpected stimuli occur and exhibits a trusting, good- natured be-havior.

Free Jumping Protocol

The free jumping chute consists of 3 obstacles, in order: a simple cross-rail, a cross rail with a horizontal rail directly behind, and an oxer. The handler will first walk the horse into and alongside of the chute to allow him to see and become familiar with the chute set-up and jump elements. Evaluation criteria: When jumping a horse should look bold, confident and happy while displaying good jumping ability. Front legs should be tucked while the hind legs are open. The back should be well-arched (bascule) and elastic. The horse should be able to determine the appropriate take off and landing over the jump. Undesirable jump-ing technique include jumping without control, hanging forelegs, head too high, retracted hind legs and a stiff, straight or hollow back.

Branding of PShR Shagya-Arabians

As per the ISG RZBO and the PShR ZBO (breeding guidelines) Shagya-Arabian horses (including foals) may be branded by the branding delegate on the left thigh with the breed specific “Shagya-Sun” brand. Any ex-ceptions must to be approved by ISG. To qualify for branding a Shagya-Arabian must have both a sire and dam belonging to Books I or II. Branding is a birthright of legitimate, purebred offspring; it does not de-pend on inspection or performance testing.

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Judit Erzsébet Kovács

PShR Inspection Judge

Judit’s choice of profession was determined by her fascination

towards riding and horses. She was graduated from the

Agricultural University of Gödöllő as a certified engineer in

agriculture with specialty in animal breeding biotechnology.

Soon after the university years she also was educated as a

horse riding instructor. At that time she had already had her

first junior horse, a two-year-old unridden mare of the

Hungarian breed Furioso of Mezőhegyes, whom she rode in

herself.

At the end of the ’90s she was able to live her dream: she got a

job in the Arabian Stud of Bábolna as a stud-book keeper

engineer and she also worked for the Society of Hungarian

Arabian Horse Breeders, where she was a member of the

Breeding Committee. After some reorganization and personal

changes in Bábolna she left the stud, and moved to County

Tolna, where she became an animal breeding inspector at the

County Office of the Hungarian Agricultural Ministry.

Between the years 2003-2016 she led the County Office of the

Agricultural and Rural Development Agency (Hungarian

paying agency for agricultural subsidies financed by the

European Union.)

Also during these 13 years she kept in touch with the Hungarian Arabian Horse Breeders Society: she was

asked to judge at stallion examinations in Bábolna first time in 2001 and since then almost every year. She

completed the ISG international judge course in 2006 after which she was invited to judge Shagya horses in

Austria, Switzerland and at international shows in Hungary. She considers it a great honour that together

with dr Walter Huber she had already judged for the PShR at the inspection-tour in the US in 2015.

From 2017 on she is the breeding-leader of the Society of Hungarian Arabian Horse Breeders.

She currently resides in SW-Hungary, in County Tolna with her horses. She still has her horses who are now

27 and 22 years old and already in pension. They are family members for their life-time. Judit found a new

activity for them, by joining the topics of horses, coaching and leadership: with the assistance of her horses

she supports leaders to develop their potential by experiential learning with horses.

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Marie Johnson

PShR Inspection Judge

Born in Fontainebleau France, Marie Johnson showed an early interest

in riding. She competed at the Junior International level in France in

Show Jumping and Combined Eventing. After an internship at Saumur

French Riding Academy, she was licensed as a Riding Instructor by the

French Riding Federation. In the United States, Marie is an ‘R’ judge in

Dressage and an ‘r’ judge in Combined Eventing. For many years,

Marie’s horse related activities have included teaching, holding clinics,

and training, organizing shows, and judging. Marie has judged Dressage,

Combined Events and Sport horses all over the United States including

at the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show in Scottsdale Arizona in February

2017. Marie continues to enjoy judging as an opportunity to provide

insight and guidance to the future generation of riders and horse

enthusiasts. Marie currently lives near Madison Wisconsin and enjoys

taking care of orchids and wild birds as well as spending time with her dog and horses.

Dr Scott Austin

PShR Inspection Veterinarian

Dr. Austin joined the faculty at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. Currently, he

is the Head of Equine Medicine and Surgery and is an equine internal medicine clinician in the large animal

hospital. Dr. Austin also devotes his time to providing on-farm primary care to horses and showing students a

different side of equine practice than they see at the teaching hospital.

Board certified in equine internal medicine, Dr. Austin completed both a master's degree in veterinary para-

sitology and a residency here at Illinois. Before beginning his position as clinical associate professor in veteri-

nary medicine, Dr. Austin spent 13 years as an associate veterinarian at Wisconsin Equine Clinic and Hospital

in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and taught at Waukesha County Technical College and Virginia-Maryland Re-

gional College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Martha Rattner

PShR Test Rider

Martha has been training horses professionally for

over 35 years and has been a certified judge for 30

years, judging at such prestigious shows as the U.S.

and Canadian Nationals, Scottsdale Arabian Horse

Show, and the Australian National Horse Show, with

expertise in judging Arabians, Hackneys, National Show

Horses and American Saddlebreds.

Since beginning her riding career at the age of six,

Martha has gone on to train and show U.S. and

Canadian National Champions in Hunter, Show Hack,

Driving, Park, English Pleasure, Side Saddle and Native

Costume.

Martha’s love of horses came naturally; her mother,

Cecile Hetzel Dunn has been a multi-breed

horsewoman, judge and steward for over 40 years, and

her stepfather, the late Norman K. Dunn, was a past

president of AHA, as well as director of Cal Poly

University in Pomona CA. Growing up in Florida,

Martha rode as often as she could, and by high school was showing for Burr Hill Arabians.

After earning a Bachelors of Science from Northwestern State University in 1979, Martha continued pursuing

her love of horses, first by working for Marquis Farms in Scottsdale, then with Mike Nichols and Don

Delongpre in Santa Barbara, and finally at Varian Arabians.

After working for LaCroix Ltd. in 1991 and 1992, Martha struck out on her own in 1993 in Kentucky, and her

business eventually evolved into what is now Martha Murdock Stables.

Martha has continued to find success throughout the equine industry through judging, training and showing

over the past 35 years.

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The Stafford Farm, Pleasant Plains, IL

TAG # HORSE OWNER/HANDLER FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Vet

Exam Inspection Rideability Free Jump

Interior Test

SHAGYA-ARABIAN MARES

12 WineGlass Dolchetto Linda Rudolphi/Olivia Rudolphi X X X

ARABIAN MARES

13 KW Shiraz Kayla Smith X X X X

SHAGYA SPORTHORSES Evaluation

14 HS Wineglass Pik Two Buck Chuck John Stafford X X X X X

15 H. WineGlass Serenade Linda Rudolphi/Olivia Rudolphi X X X X

16 H. WineGlass Szolo Marty Power X X X X X

17 Lily Creek Rhythm Sherry Aune X X X X X

SHAGYA-ARABIAN GELDINGS Evaluation

18 WineGlass Vivant Linda Rudolphi/Olivia Rudolphi X X X X X

19 S.A. Te Jat Marty Power X

PShR Inspection Sept. 29-Oct 1, 2017

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2017 Inspection Schedule

Friday, September 29

1:00 PM Horses Arrive

1:30 PM Practice Jumping

3:30 PM Vet Exams

6:30 PM Dinner

7:30 PM Meet & Greet, Annual Meeting, Education Program, Judit Kovacs:

Conformation and History of the Shagya-Arabian

Saturday, September 30

8:00 AM In-Hand/Liberty

10:00 AM Break

10:15 AM In-Hand/Liberty

11:45 AM Lunch

12:30 PM Rideability

3:30 PM Break

3:35 PM Free Jumping

6:45 PM Dinner

7:45 PM Educational Program, Dr .Olivia Rudolphi & Martha Rattner: The

2017 World Endurance Championship for Young Riders and Juniors,

Verona, Italy

Sunday, October 1

8:30 AM Interior Test

10:15 AM Break

10:30 AM Awards Presentation

11:30 AM Questions and Answers

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H. WineGlass Serenade

Owned by Linda Rudolphi, Presented by Olivia Rudolphi

Serenade is the 2009 edition of what has become a "Golden Cross". She is a full

sister to Syrah who continues her endurance career with Top Ten placings and

frequent Best Condition awards. Brothers include the charismatic Szolo and

Soave, both proving to be

elegant in dressage. In

addition, sister Sangria has

been successful in dressage

and becoming a serious

competitor in endurance.

Serenade is the sports car

model of the siblings, we are

anxious to see her future.

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H. WineGlass Szolo

Owned by Chris and Marty Power, Presented by Liz Brockhouse

H.WineGlass Szolo was on my “wish list” from the time he was born. Linda posted

on FaceBook that we would have to break her arm to get him. Undaunted, I had

his picture on my refrigerator for years.

Unfortunately, we had a four horse barn

and he would be our fifth. Between

Linda and Chris it was a tough sell.

Eventually, both relented, we built a

fifth stall and Szolo came home. I

couldn’t be happier. He’s everything I’d

dreamed about. He was started by, and

is currently in dressage training, with

Laurie Treber. Long-range plans are to

continue his dressage training and begin

his endurance career.

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HS. WineGlass Pik Two Buck Chuck

Owned and Presented by John Stafford

Three years ago, I was searching for a versatile horse

of good temperament, and sound confirmation that

could go the distance. “Chuck” was recommended to

me by my vet, Dr. Rachel Powell as a possible option.

She owned two Shagya Sport Horses and found they

are athletic, sensible, and intelligent. Chuck, now

seven (7), has demonstrated all of these admirable

qualities and continues to improve each year.

He moves down the trail at a workman like pace,

easily covering many miles with his strong, smooth

trot and quiet presence. Since learning Chuck’s dam

was a working ranch horse, we plan to make his next

adventure a western sport involving cows.

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KW Shiraz

Owned and Presented by Kayla Smith

Three years ago Shiraz came into my

life, originally to work with for a year

for the owners/breeders, but after a

year of working with her I knew I had

to own her, luckily knowing them so

well we worked out a deal.

In that year I had learned that she had

experience a bad slip/fall w a previous

trainer, which explained why she could

not trot comfortably or canter without

cross firing. With chiropractic and

MagnaWave treatments she has become "sounder" and stronger in her gaits,

besides more trusting of her rider.

My goal for her is in the next couple years will be to show her at recognized

Arabian/dressage shows before eventually breeding her first to a purebred Arab

stallion.

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Lily Creek Rhythm

Owned and Presented by Sherry Aune

Rhythm is the most incredible horse-athlete I have ever owned! I bought Rhythm from Joe &

Michelle Mattingly in 2012. She was the first horse I'd bought in 27

years, as I had been breeding my own.

In 2013 Rhythm completed 21 rides with eight 2nd, seven 1st and

eight Best Conditions (BC). Rhythm was PShR Champion Limited

Distance (LD) horse and ASAV high mileage Shagya. Rhythm was

also the AERC Midwest Region’s 1st LD mileage award and 2nd

place LD BC award.

In 2014 Rhythm went 810 endurance miles with a 100% completion rate. She finished in the

top ten in all but 1 ride, had three 1st and three BCs. Most notably, we did the Shore-to-Shore

five day 250 mile ride and Rhythm finished all 5 days, receiving 2 BC's and overall BC for the

250 mile ride! Rhythm’s AERC awards included Top Ten War Mare, Pioneer Middleweight 2nd

place, Midwest 1st place Endurance and Midwest BC 5th place.

2015 & 2016 turned out to be challenging years for me due to injuries, thus, the reason for

breeding Rhythm in 2016. Rhythm has now proven herself to be an awesome broodmare as

well. This foal has the best temperament, confirmation and athletic ability I have bred.

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SA Te Jat

Owned by Chris and Marty Power, Presented by Marty Power

PShR Specialty Plus Award in Distance Riding (4635 miles) and Endurance Pace

We bought SA Te Jat from Daunna Sellers,

Sun Arab Stables, as a just started five

year old in 2003. Marty and Te began

their distance riding career the following

year and in 2004 he was the UMECRA

Reserve Champion Competitive Rookie of

the Year (loosing to Chris and H. Bikaver).

In 2005 Te was the UMECRA LW

Competitive Champion. In 2006, 2007,

2009 and 2010 Te completed in the

UMECRA top ten in whatever discipline

he competed (competitive, limited distance or endurance). In 2009 and 2016 Te

was the UMECRA, Versatility, Reserve Champion and the AHDRA, Versatility

Partbred, Champion. He is truly a versatile horse!

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WineGlass Vivant


Vivant is the full brother to WineGlass Sherry, the 2013 Arabian Horse Association

National Champion Competitive Horse. He is also a son of Linda's all time favorite

riding horse, the purebred Arabian mare WineGlass Voodu. His grand-dam is the

successful endurance and competitive mare RushCreek Fawn ridden by Aunt

JoAnne Gernant. Fawn was a 1971

chestnut Arabian mare of straight

Harris breeding. JoAnne and Fawn

accumulated over 3,000 miles with

National and Regional AERC

endurance awards, UMECRA

Champion Competitive Champion 3

times, Top Ten Canadian National

Competitive Ride 1983, and Top Ten

IAHA Competitive National

Champion in 1978.

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WineGlass Dolchetto


Sweet Dolchetto was a last minute substitute. As a green 3 year old she has

already proven her "will-do" attitude by learning to trot in hand, go through

Interior test obstacles and even beginning to lunge at the walk and trot in a very

short period of time. Dolchetto is a

full sister to WineGlass Dora, one of

the first PShR horses to complete all

the PShR mandatory and

performance criteria established in

2012 when the PShR became an ISG

member. Dolchetto has the

impressive distance riding uncles

Debonair and Dubonnet. In addition,

uncle Dominus who is starting his

second career as a trustworthy police

horse after a very successful distance

riding career.

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Upper Midwest Endurance & Competitive Rides Association

Congratulates all the PShR Registered horses competing with us and their nearly 20,000 miles plus numerous awards

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Jess Farrier Service

217/871-2416

[email protected]

Serving Central Illinois for Over 25 Years

Services Provided Include:

• On Farm Lameness Exams

• Digital Radiography

• Soft Tissue Ultrasound

• Mare Ultrasounds

• Artificial Insemination

• Management of Problem Mares

All of our lameness workups are performed in a team approach with the owner, veterinarian and farrier


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Hosting Dressage Shows, Combined Training Shows, Western Shows

and a variety of clinics throughout the year.

Check out our website www.s2horseshows.com

Or

S2 Horse Shows on Facebook

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See us at our new location in

Bronson, Florida

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Welcome to the first Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry Learner Judge session!

Whether you become an International Shagya-Arabian Society (ISG) judge or you are only interested in learning more about this

magnificent breed of horse - we are excited to have our learner judges with us today!

They will receive materials accumulated through the years in hopes it will not only explain, but make you aware of the

responsibilities we have as judges and breeders to the Shagya-Arabian horse. I cannot tell you how welcoming and willing to

share information the members of the International Shagya-Arabian community have been, most of this information is from their

generosity and dedication to the breed. One significant document is the welcome address Tamas Rombauer made to the 2007 ISG

Learner Judge Seminar in Babolna as he touched on several good points, one of my favorites being:

"We must recognize the each horse is a single station in the process of breeding."

To become a recognized ISG judge an individual needs to apprentice at a three shows and/or inspections; more may be required

depending on an individual’s scoring and/or the size of the events. The judging seminar at this inspection will count as one of

those apprenticeships. An official ISG Judging Session must be attended as another part of the requirements. These are only held

in Europe and are not an annual event. There may be several years in between, so if a session is scheduled I would recommend

you attend if you want to finish your training. Upon the completion of the required training the member organization, in this case

the PShR, will verify the training and would make the recommendation to the ISG for the individual to become an ISG judge. On

behalf of the PShR Board of Directors, enjoy your day and thank you for your participation.

"Pride through Performance"

Linda L Rudolphi

ISG Judge

PShR Registrar

Performance Shagya-Arabian Board of Directors

Lucy Stafford, President

Kathy Voyer, Vice-President; Holly Haddenham, Secretary; Julie Jackson-Biegert; Nicole Mauser-Storer; Martha Power and Linda L. Rudolphi

Non-voting officers: Anker Brander, Past President; Holly Kemmis, Treasurer.

The Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry is a member of the International Shagya-Arabian Society.

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Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry Members - 2017 Sherry Aune [email protected]

W4009 Palmer Rd Lake Geneva WI 53147 262.215.2035

Name of Horse YOB Gender Color Sire Dam Book For Sale

Lily Creek Rhythm 2008 M Bay Lily Creek Bataan

Lily Creek My Secret

PShR Shagya Sporthorse*

No

SA Rhythm's Psky Rocket 2017 S Chestnut Psky FA Lily Creek Rhythm

Half-Arabian Yes

Jana Bennett [email protected]

329 Woodside Dr Johnstown OH 43031 740.809.1437


Lily Creek Star Status (Starlina)

2002 M Grey Lily Creek Stetson

Star Beauty (TB) PShR Shagya Sporthorse*

No

Rebecca Bianchi [email protected]

8738 Pete Wiles Rd Middletown MD 21769-8902 240.818.2097

Anke Brander Booth Creek Farm [email protected]

7547 Wyncliffe Rd. Cranbrook BC V1C 7C4 250-489-0065

Brian Coss [email protected]

6900 Cherry Ave Takoma Park MD 20912 703.969.7471

Donna Coss [email protected]

5415 Misty Lake Dr Mulberry FL 33860 863-800-6260

Sara B. Derr [email protected]

1410 W. Mason Deer Park WA 99006 509.290.0841

Carol Federighi [email protected]

6900 Cherry Ave Takoma Park MD 20912 202.236.95.28

Elizabeth (Libby) Fletcher-Henderson [email protected]

PO Box 595 Greensboro FL 32330 850.879.0962


H. Wineglass Shiraz 2006 M Grey *Budapest, ShA

H. Wineglass Sonoma, Felver

PShR Shagya Sporthorse* & ATA

Trakehner

No

Sharon Fletcher-Iltis [email protected]

7730 Wing Hill Road Cobden IL 62920 618.534.1612

Shauna Glorioso [email protected]

147 Sacramento St Auburn CA 95603 916.716.2609

Hallie Goetz [email protected]

27 Wildwood RD Town of New Cas-tle

NY 10514 914.238.4902

Holly Haddenham [email protected]

PO Box 58 Malo WA 99150 509.779.4896











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Cameron Holzer [email protected]

2502 Driscoll St #3 Houston TX 77019 832-215-0878

Sarah Hunt [email protected]

16350 NW 130th St. Williston FL 32696 770.306.9784

Julie Jackson-Biegert [email protected]

12490 SE 103rd Lane Dunnellon Fl 34431 309.854.2931


RAL Maximum Securi D 2014 G Grey *Max, ShA BZ Dhea, ox PShR Shagya-Arabian Book IA

PShR Shagya-Arabian*

Yes

RAL Mirbat Mystic 2010 M B Bayram, ShA Mirbat Cinnamon (ox)

PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book II/pending performance testing

Yes

RAL Maximum Veloci D 2016 G Grey *Max, ShA BZ Dhea, ox PShR Shagya-Arabian Book IA


Yes

Holly Kemmis [email protected]

N6962 Jennifer Dr. Plymouth WI 53073 920.893.8706


DePinot Noir GSF ("Pippin")

2015 G Brown Der Graf Confetti GSF Zweibrucker No

Flying Diamond Chicago ("Chicago")

2008 G B Grand on Dave (xx)

Immune Splendor (xx)

Thoroughbred No

Janet Mallinson [email protected]

902 S Main St Washington IL 61571-0233 309.264.2923


HS Wineglass Pik Norton 2014 G Grey *Max HS Lilly, Hungarian Sportlo


No

Nicole Mauser-Storer [email protected]

201 S Cameron Ln Bartonville IL 61607 309-258-9234


HS WineGlass Pik George 2009 G Grey *Budapest, ShA

HS Lilly, Hungarian Sportlo

PShR Shagya Sporthorse Book I/

pending performance testing

No

Esty Molina [email protected]

6109 Granby Rd Derwood MD 20855 816.698.2508

Judith Moore [email protected]

1631 Hidden Valley Lane Auburn CA 95602-8850 530.678.1967

Debi Musel Musel Equestrian [email protected]

753 State Rt 4 St Jacob IL 62281 813.220.1832

* Not yet inspected/evaluated for Book placement

** Mares and Stallions born before 2005 grandfathered into the correct Book Placement without required performance criteria.








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Eric Nelson Post Oak Farm [email protected]

1128 NW 400 RD Cen-terview

MO 64019 660.441.7063


*Max, ShA 1999 S G *Amurath Samuari, ShA

*Kornelia, ShA PShR Shagya-Arabian Stallion Book I

No

*Max, ShA is standing at stud for 2018 - natural, cooled and frozen. Wineglass Rouge 1999 M B *Budapest,

ShA ACE Petula (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian

Mare Book I** No

Prima Volta 2005 M G *Budapest, ShA

Jamila Atan (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I**

No

US Gazal I-2 2008 G G *Max, ShA Prima Volta, ShA PShR Shagya-Arabian*

No

2-US Gazal I 2008 M G *Max, ShA Wineglass Rouge, ShA

PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I/ pending performance testing

No

H. Tiszta 4 2000 M G *Budapest, ShA

H. Tiszta 2, Felver



No

Wineglass Bouquet 1990 M G FF Dandelion Wine (ox)

Wineglass Chablis (ox)

Arabian No

Logan Payton [email protected]

8203 Plains Road Mentor OH 44060

Christine Pedersen Team Shagya [email protected]

Revi Mosevej 3 Kjellerup, Denmark 8620


FE Chester (ox) 2007 G Chestnut Pelee (ox) Tai Tazini (ox) Shetan Shadwan (ox) 1997 G B Iman (ox) Nadine (ox) CEI3* Endurance

Delli (ox) 2001 M G Agadez (ox) Rozita (ox) CEI3* Endurance

Wentworth Sheik (ox) 2009 G B Daffag (ox) Wictoria Sheik (ox)

Makao (ox) 1995 S G Karnaval (ox) MaNoa (ox) CEI3* Endurance Died 2017

Fila, ShA 2014 M Chestnut Makao (ox) Familia, ShA No

Maserat, ShA 2014 G G Makao (ox) Ashanti, ShA Gragards Melicha, ShA 2008 M B Ghazzlan, ShA Mechta (ox)

Familia, ShA 2004 M Chestnut Fram, ShA Mefiza, ShA Tuff Enuff, ShA 2011 M G Ghazzlan, ShA Tascha Turbo,

ShA

Ashanti, ShA 2005 M G Daru, ShA Alina, ShA DSAH Book I

Dylan, ShA 2004 G B Daru, ShA Tascha Turbo, ShA

Anastacia, ShA 2004 M G Daru, ShA Alina, ShA DSAH Book I

Amro, ShA 1995 G G O'Bajan, ShA O'Kajuka, ShA Malik 2015 G B Makao (ox) Gama Vraa, Trak

Bastian 2000 G Chestnut Flamme (ox) Naomi, Danish Sport Pony

Gama Vraa 1997 M G Gamara, ShA Elpida, Trak Genuine 2017 M B Makao (ox) Gama Vraa, Trak




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Rachel Powell, DVM [email protected]

433 Hosanna RD Sutherlin OR 97479 217.691.3698


Wineglass Victory 2004 G G *Budapest, ShA

Faith (Bepa AF), ShA

PShR Shagya-Arabian Gelding Book I

No

H. Wineglass Gideon 2008 G G *Budapest, ShA

H. Wineglass Glory, Shagya Sporthorse

PShR Shagya Sporthorse Book I

No

Chris & Marty Power [email protected]

2317 2350TH St. McLean IL 61754 217.871.1889


SA Te Jat 1998 G G Bayram, ShA SA Enif (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian Gelding Book I/

pending mandatory test

No

Wineglass Debonair 2003 G G *Budapest, ShA

Wine Bint Darnefti (ox)

PShR Shagya-Arabian Gelding Book I

No

H. Bikaver 1994 G B H. Gyemant, Felver

H. Tiszta, Felver Felver No

H. Wineglass Soave 2008 G G *Budapest, ShA



pending performance

No

H. Wineglass Szolo 2013 G G *Budapest, ShA



No

Jeremy Procopio [email protected]

13779 Falling Leaf Lane Penn Valley CA 95946 530.632.3747

Linda & Olivia Rudolphi [email protected]

281 Ruby Road Noble IL 62868 618.752.7181


H. Wineglass Gavrila 2014 M B *Budapest, ShA

H. WineGlass Glory, Shagya Sporthorse


Yes

H. Wineglass Gibraltar 2015 G B *Budapest, ShA



Sold

H. WineGlass Glory 2001 M B H. Bikaver, Felver

Faith (ShA) PShR Shagya Sporthorse*

No

H. Wineglass Grace 2009 M G *Budapest, ShA




Yes

H. Wineglass Gretta 2010 M B *Budapest, ShA




Yes

H. Wineglass Serenade 2009 M G *Budapest, ShA

H. WineGlass Sonoma, Felver


No







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H. WineGlass Sonoma 1998 M G H. Bikaver, Felver

Wineglass Cab-ernet (ox)

Felver No

H. Wineglass Sassella 2017 M G *Max, ShA H. WineGlass Sonoma, Felver


No

H. Wineglass Sovana 2014 M G *Max, ShA H. WineGlass Sonoma, Felver


No

H. Wineglass Syrah 2005 M G *Budapest, ShA




No

HS Wineglass Pik Ivan 2016 G Brown *Max, ShA HS Lilly, Hungarian Sportlo


Sold

Wineglass Dafni 2015 M G *KS Rubin, ShA

WineGlass Diva, ShA


Yes

WineGlass Diva 2001 M G *Budapest, ShA


PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I**

No

Wineglass Dionysus 2017 S G *Max, ShA WineGlass Diva, ShA


Yes

Wineglass Dolchetto 2014 M G *Max, ShA WineGlass Diva, ShA


No

Wineglass Dora 2006 M G *Max, ShA WineGlass Diva, ShA

PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I

No

Wineglass Dubonnet 1996 G G *Budapest, ShA



No

Wineglass Lambrusco G B *Budapest, ShA

JJ Felica (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian*

No

WineGlass Marsalla 2010 M Ch *Budapest, ShA

WineGlass Madeira, ShA

PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I

No

Wineglass Marsanne 2017 M *Max, ShA WineGlass Marsalla, ShA


No

Wineglass Mirella 2008 M G *Budapest, ShA

WineGlass Madeira, ShA

PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I/pending performance testing

No

Wineglass Sherry 1999 M Ch *Budapest, ShA

Wineglass Voodu (ox)


No

Wineglass Valencia 2009 M G *Budapest, ShA

WineGlass Valtellina, ShA


Yes

WineGlass Valtellina 1999 M G *Budapest, ShA

Wineglass Vintage (ox)


Yes

Wineglass Vermouth 2014 G G *Max, ShA WineGlass Valtellina, ShA


No

Wineglass Vivant 2008 G G *Budapest, ShA

Wineglass Voodu (ox)


No

Wineglass Vixen 2005 M G *Budapest, ShA

Faith (ShA) PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book I/pending performance testing

No

Wineglass Voodu M B Atmandu (ox) RushCreek Fawn (ox)

Arabian No

HS Lilly 1999 M Brown H. Laszlo, Felver

HS Bajos 5, Hungarian Sportlo

Hungarian Sportlo Yes

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Michele Seaman [email protected]

13034 Homer Smith Road Piedmont SD 57769 605.381.8511


Lily Creek Brielle 2003 M Chestnut Bahadur, ShA SW Selebration, ShA


No

John & Lucy Stafford [email protected]

10626 Salisbury Rd Pleasant Plains IL 62677-4043 217.971.5673


H. Wineglass Sangria 2010 M G *Budapest, ShA




No

HS Wineglass Pik Two Buck Chuck

2010 G Brown *Budapest, ShA

HS Lilly, Hungarian Sportlo


No

Faith Stedelin [email protected]

1203 Ferrydale Road Odin IL 62870


Wineglass Vino 2002 G G *Budapest, ShA

Wineglass Vintage (ox)

PShR Shagya-Arabian Gelding Book I/


No

Laurie Treber [email protected]

81 County Road 2000E Carlock IL 61725 309.678.1802

Alex Uspenski [email protected]

3617 Riverdale Road Rock Creek OH 44084 440.413.6667

Kathy Voyer [email protected]

12672 Limonite, #530 Corona CA 92880 951.640.7195


*KS Rubin 2001 S G Paris (Gazal XIX), ShA

Rasga, ShA PShR Shagya-Arabian Stallion Book I

No

*KS Rubin, ShA is standing at stud for 2018 via Frozen semen. Too Much Bling (ox) 2007 M Chestnut Falina Des

Fabries (ox) Amaysing (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian

Mare Book IIA No

Im Adoraable Too (ox) 2005 M Chestnut Virgule Al Maury (ox)

Adoraable (ox) PShR Shagya-Arabian Mare Book IA

No








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Functions of the ISG

The ISG’s aim is the coordination of the Shagya Arab breeding in the

participating countries concerning the aims of breeding, the

preservation of the clean breed and the support of the Shagya Arab.

ISG represents the interests of Shagya Arab breeding internationally

ISG draws up guidelines regarding the stud books for its members. All

national stud books need to be accepted by the ISG.

The ISG has different types of members:

• National networks or stud farms, writing their own stud book or offering a special department for stud

books for Shagya Arabs.

• Individual breeders with a voting right and personal members of countries without a representative

office. Maximum membership is 5 years.

• Supportive members (Members supporting the ISG without a right to vote)

Every year, the ISG organizes a meeting of delegates, where next to delegates of the national networks and

stud farms, also individual breeders and supportive members are invited. Moreover every second year an

ISG European championship for Shagya Arabs is arranged by a national network and financially supported by

the ISG. The ISG carries out judgement training courses and seminars for judges. Furthermore the ISG offers

a list of official judges to organizers of shows.

National networks usually face following tasks:

• Approval of stallions and mares

• Placement of suitable breeding horses

• Taking stock of the whole Shagya Arab population

• Setting regulations concerning the stud books for the clean breed of Shagya Arabs accepted by the ISG

• Representing the interests of its members in national and international networks and boards

• Keeping an organized stud book

• Carrying out breeding shows, exhibitions and performance tests

• Answering questions of its members regarding breeding and keeping Shagya Arabs

• Arranging training courses and sports events

http://shagya-isg.com/index.php?home

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The Performance Shagya- Arabian Registry wants to thank our inspection sponsors. Your

support made our event a success!

Ace Hardware

AHDRA

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance

Chris and Marty Power

EQ Feeds

Graham Veterinary

Higher Standards Leather Care

Horsemanship Naturally

JA Equine Bodywork

Jess Farrier Service

KS Rubin

Kuhaylan Zaid

Lily Creek Ridge

Midway Trailer Sales

Rudolphi Vet Clinic

Run Along Farms

S2 Horse Shows

Salazar S

Team Shagya, Denmark

The Distance Depot

Tim Kemmis Photography

Timber Creek Stables

Stafford Farms

UMECRA

University of Illinois Vet Med

WineGlass Farm

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Documents

Performance Shagya Arabian Registry Inspectionperformanceshagyaregistry.org/inspections/2017InspectionProgram.pdfwas the breeding program that the Hapsburg’s Imperial Guard in Vienna